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(11) Pages » Course plan

The Marianske Lazne Golf Club course may serve as an example of Scottish and Irish golfing architecture from the end of the 19th century. The course lies on an upland plain 787 meters above sea level, built under the governance of Scottish professional Duig.

(12) Pages » General Info

Royal Golf Club Marianske LazneP.O.BOX 47, 353 01 Marianske LazneCzech Republic e-mail: office@golfml.cz tel.: +420 354 624 300 (reservation), +420 354 604 300fax: +420 354 625 195Cell-ph: +420 723 474 719I no.

(13) Pages » Golf lectures

Standard golf lectures overview 2008Basic TrainingFor information about green-fees click hereGolf lesson with Head Pro(practice balls not included)30 min.450 CZK Golf lesson with Pro(practice balls not included)30 min.

(14) Pages » Governing Body

Marianske Lazne Golf Club is governed by an elected committee (for 3 years). Current committee had been elected in 2006. Contact possible through the club office.President: Ing. Oldřich Tobrman Vice-president: MUDr.

(15) Pages » History

The original Marianske Lazne 9-hole golf course and clubhouse were opened in 1905. It was a great achievement of the towns representatives, who had responded to numerous requests of western spa guests.

(16) Pages » Hole No.1

Marianske Lazne is the oldest eighteen-hole course in the Czech Republic and this also determines its character with its thick woods and small, well protected greens. The greatest hazards on this course are the woods and the bunkers.

(17) Pages » Hole No.10

The shortest par 4 on the course. It enables long players to attack the green with the first shot and play a potential eagle. The hole is not wide, but everyone who is capable of playing around two hundred and fifty seven metres can try for at least a birdie here.

(18) Pages » Hole No.11

In my opinion the absolutely most difficult hole on the course and possibly one of the most difficult in Europe. Not only due to its length, but it is also one of the narrowest holes. It doesn't allow a wood shot from the tee, because the hole is bordered by woods on both sides and the lane through the trees is very narrow.

(19) Pages » Hole No.12

A fairly short distance for par 5. The hole is bordered by a chestnut tree avenue all along the right side and behind it the course ends. The landing zone is very narrow, again only approximately twenty metres.

(20) Pages » Hole No.13

The longest par 3 on the course. This is a straight hole and access to the green is fairly simple. The right side is protected by the course boundary. There is a grassy ditch around the green. I cannot recommend otherwise than to play to land in front of the green.